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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

MARRIED, At St. Joseph's church in
Jasper, on Tuesday, May 2lth. 1887, BY
Rev. FideIis Maute. Mr.. JosEPH KAPr
and Miss MARY ScHNrrT.
Also, at the same time Mr.. JoHS
HOFFMAN, and Miss HELENA GoETx.
At st. Anthony, the ssIle day. Mr.
FRIrz KLuEssNER aud Miss JANE
CRITcHFIELD.
These young couples all had jolly
dances Tuesday night. They all start
out with the best wishes OF many friends
for future happiness, la which the Cour.
Ter joins heartily.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

Thos. r. Green, Real Estate Agent and
Notary Public, jasper, Huntingburg and
Dun. Indiana, will scll real estate, exc.
cute deeds, pay taxes, furnish abstract
Of title TO any lands In Dubois county for
parties desiring the same. also rent farms,
&c. Correspondence solicited. 81
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

W Thousands Of children die under
the age Of i've years. Why? Physi.
clans attribute IL to various causes, and
have q vocabulary Of infsntile diseases
too numerous 20 mention. Worms
Wormsl Shriner's Indian vermifuge
will kill them and restore the child.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

FARM ron SALE.-The farm q the
crossing Of the railroad and Patoka river,
Of 237 acres Il for sale. Good coal land
good tarm land. Easy terms. Apply q
Courier Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

| And still they comolll
.The blot thIckenss ~ Isanhoe.
NJ n.-as-s M.a
s..;.n ns y. rssn .saec''on no"os'
ve'y p'esss"s "snus''
~ =. 3. Slater and AIes Corn O
Ireland were the visitors o. Monday
e..s n .r ma .9reen.n..ss sp.n'
o..y s"e.s "o''7s - uu"ssosoust
The following pupIls have entered
since our last writing: Milton broner
Emma Jutt, Carrie kuebIers Minnie
bre'sge and hrs. >. Cooper.
Mics Jessie Traylor, one 81 the charm.
ling little slngers OF the Normal choir,
|read selection on Gratitude, Tuesday
morning, IN = manner that would reject
credit on . much older person.
Pvof. Logan left Pridav noon - :
abort visit "a hls fsmilv q Gr~ndvIsv.
Im0. Prof a. M. 9weenev toon cherge
Of hls classes. We cannot III vou ..h"~ b
but 4 L : fact that he revieved tem ore.
vious lessons ana seasoned Il vith : IL.
IL "wit ana hmmorv soo ~ shirtvmir.
utes time.
TO teach ak dava Or not 4 she oues.
ton. Whether lie better "a continue a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

trs Luses, druggist. oakland City,
Ind, writes; II have been selling Cer-
tain Chill Cure on guarantee for over
II year, and never heard Of : single In
stance wore Il failed 70 give sstIsfac-
Sold by 4ehringer Bros., Jasper and
Or. q. W. 6wartx, Huntingburg. I'm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

WEDDING DANCE.-Our young friend
Mr.. Albert Hochgesang will be married
70 Miss Rosa Geissler next Tuesday at
st. Joseph's church, and they invite their
friends to attend . wedding dance q
Kunkel's hall Tuesday night. Go aud
enjoy yourself. The CoURIER extends
best wishes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

~ Farmers should not fail 10 examine
The Ester1y Folding Platform
Binder. before purchasing. For sale 81
:. Kucbler's.
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~ The Washington Gazette SAYS
Hon. w. Il. Gardiner will not attend
Decoration services 1t Portersville nexl
Monday. ALE samee, somebody else
will.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

0JRev. Aaron Turner, . minIster Of
the M. X. church. well and favorably
known IN Jasper, he's been called to
Chattanooga. Tenn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

rive will open the Photograph
Gallery June 9Th and only remain til
July lst.
Il WEATHKRroRn & SWAN
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

wTThs Fourth Of July comes O
Monday this year. Are you going /
&c lebrate2
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

rSeptemher l2ih 70 10Th, inclusive
Il set for the date OF the Gibson count,
Fair.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

~ Weaiherford n Swan will open
the Gallery from June 9Th until July
Let. ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-05-27

Cass Tp.- Christ. Roetger.
Ferdinand Up. Frank Qusnte.
Jefferson :" WIN. Chanley.
Hall !" w. w. Kendall,
--Casper Blume.
Bsiu bridge -Georgc II. Wilson,
-Nenisn Haskins,
John Granddaughter
Madison WIN. g. Britain.
Boone -Rlchard r. Milburn.
Paloka an0 tova 0f Hunting burgh--
w. 4. Bretx, n. Rothert, N. n. Wilson,
Dan Reutepohler, Adam Stralmann.
Meeting then adjourned.
a quorum Of Diroctors being present
they organized Immediately after 3D.
!ournmest OF meeting, BY electing II.
Rothert, President; Christ. R0ttger,
Vice. President Dan Reutepohler, Treas
1rer, and y. X. Bruudick, Secretary.
An assessment OF - per cent. on each
.hsre VA made, to b paid within 20
lays from date Of notice. Board then
adjourned 10 meet saturday, Nay 26th,
1857, and 10 order TO accommodate men,
,ers living Ia the northern or eastern
part Of county, said meeting will be-
'allcd promptly 1t ! o'clock, and adjourn
. 2 o'clock, 10 time 70 return home on
Iitern0Un train.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
DEBUT OF THE DIVA.
Maurice strakosch Talks About fattfs
First Appearance-A spunky Girl

sThe debut Of the diva was, as ] may say,
the result Of an accident. a concert was
given for charity at the New York Academy
of Music i'm 1850, and singer OF some celeb
rity i'm her day. but now forgotten, made her
first appearance. BY way of novelty, a little
girl years old, the daughter of singing
teacher. was announced TO sing the song made
famous by Jenny Lind. the Echo Song, and
nm aria from La Sonnambula.' When the
child came upon the stage she was a symphony
in black and white-luminous black eyes anu
white pantalettes. She was given round oil
applause ON Der appearance, and she was al
most as self confident as she Is now. Her
singing was phenomenal, and she created an
extraordinary sensation, starting her at once
upon her career as the greatest singer Of her
age | arranged for a series Of concerts III
Baltimore. The first night there were about
a hundred persons in the house; the second
twice a. many: the sixth concert was given
before an audience Of 1000 people, and the
enthusiasm was unbOunded. Even in these
early DAYS Patti was just as capricious and
self wiIled as she has always been. One day
| took her for walk and she saw a biz wax
doll in a shop window. She dropped my hand
childish admiration Nothing would do but
must buy the doll for her. SD promised her
that She should have it, That evening there
was a large house. and before her first tn
trance Patti sent for me-
ala bamboaf THE doll
u told her she should have it in the morn
ing. The tears came into her big. dark eyes,
and she informed me, with a stamp Of her
little foot, that if the doll were not forthcom-
ing then and there she should not sing So
the audience was kept waiting while ! went
to the shop Keepers house. thence 20 his store,
bought the doll. and hurried with 10 20 the
child. She took IL, kissed 10 with eilusion.
dashed the tears from her eyes, and went on
the stage 20 sing ina style that captiyated tie
public Ole Bull was travelling with the come
pany, and one day at dinner the old vio.iui,t
refused % give little Patti her modicum -
champagne-a Leverage Of which even then
she was very fond. Another child would
have pouted and cried. but Adeiila rose and
gave the Ni0luist "a resonant box ON the ear
much 20 his CONSERVATION and thcamazenent
Of the guests in the dining room Chicago
News Interview.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
4 sonthern YanI,ce CITY.

Birmingham has iust two characteristics Of
the southern town wide streets and wooden
awning over the sidewalks ln all othc! ro-
spects she is Yankce-and beyond. There is
the hustle OF New York ON her main streets.
the push of Oh cago in doing hu-ue-s.
Everybody is ON the rush, including even the
colorei man If he find, a place here To SO
in the sun and sleep somebody viii soon walk
all over him without deening am apology
necessary On the street or in the hotel ofiicl
YOU find the Yankee. the southerner, the jew,
Engll-hman, German. Italian, Frenchmm
and Monaghan. and all are looking iu tie
same dIection-atter the mighty dollar
While the souihemer was doubtless here iir,t
be soon invited his Yankee friend TO come
down with Dbl, long pocketbook, and IL was
well for both that the invitation was not zee
fused There has been more money made Do
real estate in Birmingham DO the last five
years than m any speculation of Whatever
nature. north or south.
Though ! call 10 "a southern Yankee city iet
me do the southernar full justice. he has hero
shown his hand and it is here we will judge
him. He has exhibited the push, enterprise
and perseverance Of the legendary Yankee
Tie has invested and reinvested IT, has
built and rebuilt He made The town. Tie
controls its local affairs. lie exhibits all the
push and energy that can Dee demanded, even
with population hall Yankee. The young
southerner has come o. the from, In Bimiu-
ham as nowhere else in the south, and hy Dis
public enterprise and business sagacity has
shown the world what is in bin. Bimiug-
ham is "a young mans town twill continue
TO be sd for all time to come. He has grown
up under The new order OF thing and Doe bad
to begin harehauded and % fight the preju-
dice, of a hundred years. he ha, done molly
woll-no one could have done better ~
Quad in Detroit Free Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
LITTLE LAUGHS.

Wife-You'haven't been inside OF a church
since we were married Husband sorrow
fullv)-No:a burnt child breads the fire.-Om-
nibus.
Mother-Help' helpl Our little Isaac has
swallowed n half dollar Father-Lord,
what a fussl You make as much noise about
it as if be had swallowed a eco gold piece
Anonymous
Jonos-Is that your umbrella Smith eau
tiouslyl-Whyi Have you lost onef-Pitts-
burg Dispatch
After reflection, we have concluded that a
plot thickens when the story gets mushy.-
Philadelphia Call
A man in town is so fully in sympathy
with the interstate law that be will not even
pass a free lunch counter. oil City Blizzard.
Somebody claims 70 have discovered sub
stance which l. 300 times as sweet a. sugar
The substance" is supposed to be about Is
wears old and wear a -Norristown
Herald.
Al last accounts the cost Of the Panama
canal had risen % $500, 10000. This is evil
IDENTIFY humorous item, or else the ditch u
10 - SILVER pIdttl.-i hiin'',il"i" N'''''
The Judge says. "Ihe girl who marries for
money often gets a fool thrown in Always
That's the only kind Of human that can bc
married for money.-Pittsburg Dispatch
a Gem from the French. Madame 10
Maid-Francoise, why do you clean my boots
with my toothbrush Maid to Madame
Madame. the fact is, the other brushes are
so large, and madames boots are 50 small
London Globe.
"You and Jones don't seem % be as thick
as you were. Does he owe you any money!
"No. He wants 20. Town Topics.
Says New England woman; whenever
git low in my mind I've noticed there amt
nothin' that sets me up like a cuDOf custard. y
Detroit Free Press
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07

4 little G-year-old girl on Capitol avenue
had a great affection for the cat. She fondled
it. put a cap on its head and called it her
darling baty doll" few weeks since a
real baby sister came 70 the house with the
doctor" one night The little girl was de-
lighted. Its real baby sister, and live
one. isn't it. mammal she said yes, GER
taiuly," said the mother Without saying a
word. the little girl went down stairs, found
the cat and kicked it out Of doors saying:
Clear out, you old fool, you amt a live baby,
and We don't want you here. Hartford
Times
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
The Good Queen Bess.

II is a matter Of history that Queen Eliza
beth. or Good Queen Bess," as English
writers often term her, was the first English
oueen who wore gloves. These articles, pre-
vious to her reign, were unknown in lady's
toilet. although the form Of glove called
gauntlet had been adopted by men. The
gloves worn by Queen Elizabeth were unlike
the ones in common use to-day, being exceed
ingly elegant and costly affairs. Some were
of kid, reaching nearly or quite 70 the elbow
and trimmed with gold braid and fringe.
Others were lined with velvet and fastened
with gold buttons and jeweled buckles.
Others again were Of silk, gayly embroidered
ON the backs and fastened at the wrist with
gem set clasps For many years after their
introduction gloves were scarce and eNpen-
sive. but Queen Bess soon had pair for
every dress, for she was exceedingly vain and
delighted 70 be arrayed in rich and costly APP
parel
This excessive love Of display and fnery
gained for Queen Elizabeth much ridicule
from her enemies, and II is written down in
history that she was one of the vaineSt
women that ever lived This vanity and love
Of self brought much unhappiness TO the
queen, just as il does 10 every human being,
whether great or small, young or old.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07

So few specimens Of the pen tan nave
,.oor csn.nred that there is but little known
about his habits. except that he Is more
cleanlv than our rats and keeps away from
human beings He is not so pretty or 50
cheerful as onr squirrel, nor so fleet OF 1901
as our graceful little chipmunk.
BIOLOGISTS think that the long tail possessed
hv this little animal is used for the purpose OF
balancing himself when moving among the
branches Of the trees. He comes into the
bouses Of the natives occasionally, but Is not
very often seen A specimen was caught
alive bv Professor Low, Of England, and
sent home 70 the 100" as il IS called, or the
garden OF animals, but the little creature
died on the way and is now preserved IN the
Museum Of Natural History in London. This
picture is from photograph Of that one,
taken Tor Child Culture, which journal ex-
plains that the singular appearance presented
iy the Den tail cannot he fairly shown in
black and white picture. because Of the color.
The long hairs Of the tail are white, and the
scaly part is Jet black, the throat and belly
ure yellowish. the back mouse color and as
sleek as a mole skin.
When this picture was exhibited here TO
some persons who are quite familiar with
animals. il was at once pronounced fancy
sketch Of an improbable animal, but II Is n
true likeness Of poor little Dart" who started
ON A Journey to see the queen, and was not
strong enough 10 endure the voyage and air,
50 different from that Of his native home.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07

4 funny thing came under The observation
of "a reporter the other day lle was talking
to Conductor Parkinson, when the latter
pulled out pencil and made % railroad note
i'm hi, memorandum book Ihl, book and the
pencil used by Mr. Parkinson brought mp the
subject Of cous IN "a peculiar way. 10 was
shauencd with four sided point instead of
being round.
"Whats that for.' asked the reporter
son. nothing; just a freak Of mine But
look at that finger
whats the matter with the tingerf
Don't you see that comN
"Wen, how did it come thereH
"By writing ON the train"
II don't have any coms on my fingers,
suggested the reporter.
nYou don't have o.. Nou see, writing ON
the train while it is IN motion is no easy job,
and 20 write 40 AN inteliisibly you have 10
grip the pencil as tight as "a wise. Nearly aL
of us have these coIns.
The conductors right middle finger, ON the
left side. had a slick, fiat, hard corn on it,
exactly like one caused from a tight shoe
Atlanta Constitution.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
Gladstone md TIC Tnc.

Gladstone is sensitive about having lost his
way recently in a London fog. The many
newspaper stories Of the incident have greatly
annoyed him. The queen was unconsciously
one Of his tornentors. The other day, when
the ex premier was visiting at Windsor, her
majesty remarked:
DO tell me all about your adventure in the
cab, Mr. Gladstone
The old gentleman drew himself up and
frowned The Incident, num-" be said,
loftily, has been most uulwarrantably exag-
gerated. 1t was merely II start, a failure and
. return Chicago Herald
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
Tho successful Lawxer.

No person is SO pestered by the crauks as a
lawyer whose name appears often in the pub
dc prints i'm connection with important cases.
Every mail brings him correspondence which
refers % cases of the most desperate magui.
tude. and the worst of it is that they are
mostly 50 cleverly written that one cannot
detect the crankiness IN them I've had
criminal cases put to me in this way. and If
such cases ever existed they would be the
marvel Of the legal world, plots Of murder
and other crime which rvaled anything ever
written in fiction. Ny latest visitor was a
mop who wanted TO sue the municipality u
Quincy, Ills, for 10000, for a fracture Of
his leg while walking on "a plank sidewalk
there was % get half the damages as my
fee if / secured them, and then be- was 10
enter similar suits against about ten other
municipalities. That man had been 20 my
office about eight years ago on the same
errand. 4 person has TO humor cranks aud
treat them as cautiously as sane people, II
he would avoid trouble-EX- Governor John
son in Globe Democrat.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
FINANCIAL.
Reported by q. w. Branch q Co., bankers
and brokers. No. I'LL Main street.
New York Stock Market.

NEW YORK. June 6.-The bank statement
on Saturday was evidently an unexpected
and unfavorable surprise to the bulls, and
this coupled with the announcement that
the st. Paul railroad proposed TO issue new
stock, caused weak opening this morning
London and foreign houses being sellers.
After the first hour OF So, however, values
gradually improved, a considerable buying
Of Western Union leading the market and
causing some general advance throughout the
list which was also aided by a reduc-
ton i'm the posted rates for foreign exchange.
Railroad earnings still continue to exhibit ia
vorable results, especially in the Vanderbilt
system I'm which the conservative policy as
at present exercised gives fair promise for
the future. There was less activity later IN
the day and the market closed steady.
Money = rar cent
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
Rreaking II Comfy.

In the days Of 20, as we are informed by
John Jones one Of the original argonauts, a
member Of a party Of newly arrived miners
strayed away from his companions and was
destroyed by a grizzly The friend upon
whom it devolyel 70 break the news gently"
10 the bereaved parents showed himself equal
TO the occasion by writing 70 them the fol-
lowing laconic letter:
"Nr Hobson: Deer sur the Kiotes has etc
yer suns bed oph. Omaha World.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07

Attorney Now. sir, you say your name Il
Stanislow Boukoilsky, and you keep saloon
at No. - Cherry street. DO you know de-
PENDANT, Jacob Sharp
Subject-No shur-r.
A.-Have you read anything about this
case in the newspapers, or anything about
bribery or the city government
$40, shurr
ADO you read any papersi
$40, shur-r
Ado you know anything about this
case or any other case of this kinds
S.--No, shurr
Ado you know anything much about
anythingi
S.-No, shur-r
A.-Take your sat In the Jury box
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
A Fair Inference.

Pat you've been drinkn' again Beg
GIN yer pardon, but I've not, sor" "Psbaw :
Your breath convicts you; what would you
think if you should come into my room here
and be greeted with unmstakable evidences
of the fumes Of whisky "Oid think, sor
it'd be moighty indecent Of ye not 10 be
LAWN the decanther fhere gintleman could
hilp himself "-YOnkers Gazette.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
4 Devoted Relative.

The worthy Guibollard has just lost his
mOtherin-law.
He had the following touching inscriOtion
engraved Oh her tombstone
"She lived but for my happiness; IN fact,
she'd DO anything for me. Her death proved
it.n-French Fun
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07

Il congratulate you, Brudder Jones, on yei
success"
u guess YOU air little mite too previous. y
"Why, Brudder Jones, was informed dat
YOU was reelected"
Dat am a mistake; regret ter say, on dc
contrary, Saml, Use been seriously dis
elected
To be seriously diselected' is the fate Of a
good many candidates. - Youth's Companion.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
Experiments with Magnetism.

An amusing and singular effect may be
produced with magnet as follows: Scatter
some iron filings upon piece Of paper and
hold "a magnet underneath it. The instant
the contact takes place the filings will raise
themselves upright aud fan down as soon as
the magnet is withdrawn. The effect is Pc
culiar, and, indeed, very amusing, the dimin-
utive iron particles rising and falling as if by
supernatural agency
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
4 Smart Roy.

Teacher-Who was Alexander Selkirki
Tommy-He was "a civil engineer
Teacher-Ciyil engineeri
Tommy Yes, ma'am; monarch Of all he
surveyed. New York Sun.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07

AMUSING EXPERIMENTS WITH MAGNETISM.
An experiment TO show that the power Of
attraction resides chiefly at the poles may
be made by placing some iron filings upon ii
table, and then putting among these mag
netic rod or bar. The filings viii imme
diately adhere 10 the ends Of the bar or rod,
but not tothe middle or center, where the
power of attraction is very little eVerted, if
at all
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
The Right Road.

Il have lost the road 10 happiness
Does any one know IL, pray
was dwelling there when the morn WAS fair,
But shomehow wandered away.
i Saw rare treasures in scenes Of pleasures,
And ran 10 pursue them, when, 10!
had lost the path 10 happiness
And knew not whittier TO 10.
i have lost the way TO happiness
OH who will lead me back"
Turn OF from the highway Of selhshneSs
To the right-up duty's track
Keep straight along and you can't 70 wrong,
For as sure as you live, / say,
The fair lost fields Of happiness
Can only be found that way
-l}Ood Cheer
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
SINGULAR EFFECTS PRODUCED WITH
A MAGNET.

49,, Peculiar Little Rodent from
IN. Island Of Borneo Called "' N"'"'
~, IN. Pen Tail on Account OF ""
Oueer Appendage.
oDe Of the most singular Of the rodents Is
~. ,,,,lo non tail from the island OF Borneo'
,,''' ~" e,',v olout twelve inches long, with
~ . III three times that length The tai
'-I'oroj with coarse scales from the body
nearly 70 the end, when the brush Of oar, He
hair begins The color is grayiSh brown. no
IS a sleepy little fellow, apparently, , ABOUT a.
80, = . a. as he native people where he lives.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-06-07

Liccnsc-taXes due the state, to run to
April 30. 1883. are payable on June lst.
These and all other state taNes can be
paid in coupons which am prepared 90
furnish at a very great saving To The tax
payer
/ give each taxpayer q written guaran-
tee of legal protection. free of all cost 10
him. 40 taxpayer who Aas purchased
coupons of me has suffered any loss OF
harm. JANE, i. COOPER
9ll Main street, Richmond, Va.
The Daily Record" is "a valuable pua.ica-
ton. Subscribe o. 10. Office ~ East Nam
treets.
- Marriage and Death Notices inserted
free.
Subscribe to the daily Record by sending a
postal card tO Box g13, city. Fifty cents per
month.
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An Irish Brave.

Mrs. Fiynn-And what would yez do,
Moike. il Their British cum and bombarded
Ny York;
Mr.. Flynn-Be gobs, I'd join me ould rigi-
meut
Mrs. Flynn-And where's the rigimentl
Mr. Flynn-In Oireland.-Judge.